Jack_TriPpEr
New member
I currently have 3 electrics up for sale.
Then there is my first electric-acoustic (dreadnaught) that I don't play anymore, and the shallow-body electric-acoustic that replaced it because it is more comfortable to play.
Then there are my five keepers:
A les paul style, active pickups, standard tuning
a les paul style, passive pickups, standard tuning
a les paul style, active pups, setup for Eb/Drop C#, D/Drop C tuning and D Modal tunings
a hardtail superstrat HH style, passive pups, setup for Drop B/Drop A tuning
an HSS strat, passive pups, standard tuning, soon to have a Prail installed in the bridge position
And finally, one of those Traveler guitars.
After getting the HSS strat recently, i feel I've now got access to all the tunings and tones that I need and want. I really don't want another guitar. I know, "famous last words", right?
Then there is my first electric-acoustic (dreadnaught) that I don't play anymore, and the shallow-body electric-acoustic that replaced it because it is more comfortable to play.
Then there are my five keepers:
A les paul style, active pickups, standard tuning
a les paul style, passive pickups, standard tuning
a les paul style, active pups, setup for Eb/Drop C#, D/Drop C tuning and D Modal tunings
a hardtail superstrat HH style, passive pups, setup for Drop B/Drop A tuning
an HSS strat, passive pups, standard tuning, soon to have a Prail installed in the bridge position
And finally, one of those Traveler guitars.
After getting the HSS strat recently, i feel I've now got access to all the tunings and tones that I need and want. I really don't want another guitar. I know, "famous last words", right?
